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We are Eric and Alex and we are the developers behind RocketQA. We built it for our own team because we were tired of writing clunky QA tests. We wanted something that felt natural — write features in Gherkin, run them with Playwright, and actually enjoy reading the tests later. We wanted our manual QA guys to write automated tests without developers' help.Unlike most QA frameworks, RocketQA...
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Re:All the money in the world couldn’t make Kinect happen
on Thursday January 16, 2020 @03:54AM (#22062755)
I still have Kinect1 for Xbox 360, and it is really amazing. Dance Central is great for learning how to dance and exercise. Kinect Party my kids play till this date.
When Microsoft released it one Christmas season it sold really well. 10 million units sold. It was a huge success.
Then Microsoft bundled it with XBox One but didn't include any killer Kinect games with it. That "killed" it more then anything else. Some people liked voice commands, but you don't buy Kinect for voice commands. If they would include newest Dance Central or some other killer title as part of the package, a lot more people would buy into it.
Personally I was waiting for such a game to buy XBox One, but it never came. Microsoft could have used Kinect to really differentiate themselves, like Sony is doing with VR, but instead they just dropped it.
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CodePlex archive is blocked from Chrome
It shows "The siteahead contains harmful programs" for all old projects. For example: razorengine.codeplex.com . Many links around the web still point to Codeplex, so it is a big hinderance. What can Microsoft do to fix this?
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Re:.NET Fiddle adds F#
on Thursday January 16, 2014 @11:00AM (#7070072)
Yeah, we are looking into it. Interactive provides great information to see what is really going on.
Re:.NET Fiddle adds F#
on Thursday January 16, 2014 @10:47AM (#7069989)
Should be back up now. Mostly... If you get page not found, new DNS record didn't propogate yet. You can still use dotnetfiddle-prod.cloudapp.net or 191.234.40.
Sorry for interruption. Lesson learned.
Re:.NET Fiddle adds F#
on Thursday January 16, 2014 @10:42AM (#7069966)
Thanks for the info. I thought changing Scale would keep original server and just add new ones. But I guess it is a bit more intrusive.
Re:.NET Fiddle adds F#
on Thursday January 16, 2014 @10:20AM (#7069811)
Small interruption. Looks like scaling to 2 servers on Azure to handle extra traffic crashed the original one.